News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.
M RlSVILLE.
. Z LIGIUUS SERVICES
SUNDAY, Nov. 6.

| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. WA
| Bushee, Pastor. Services Commence at 0.45 A NJ
| Nj. E. CHURCH.-Rev. W. H. Hyde, Pastor
Services commence at 1870 A..
Frank Thomas is clerking for j. NJ q.
Joslyn.
Misses Hannah and Addie Hill go
to Waterville to reside.
Mrs. Fuller, of Malone, N. Y, is
visiting at P. X. Gleed's.
f. X. Milne, of the Rural Vermont
en-, was in town Monday.
Fred Patten was at home from
Brattleboro a few days last week.
Mr.. FLlsom, the engineer, has be-
come a resident of Summer street.
The remains ola Mrs. Herrick were
brought here from Massachusetts last
week.
Mr.. Lyon is to build barn at his
residence recently purchased of Judge
Powers.
Mrs. Mary Scarborough, of Bristol,
has been visiting in the family of Mr..
George Brooks.
Doty and Currier are in market this
week. Look oat for new advertise
ments next issue.
A. j. Smith has purchased the
house of G. ). Moves, occupied by d.
A. Gilbert for 8 number of years.
Mrs. Julia Tracy, who has spent
some time in Wisconsin, returned here
last week, and is with her sister, Mrs.
Patten.
John Graft is back after an absence
of several months, and johnnie Ho"-
gan has gone To his home in South
Boston.
Saturday was busy day at the
Town Clerks Office and the money
flowed a constant stream into the town
treasury.
The Band has engaged the services
of w. l. Paul as musical director for
the winter. Next band meeting Fri
day night.
E. S. Robinson has purchased Of
C. B. Terrill the fine Jersey cow
bought by him of Moulton Bros, of
West Randolph. I
The Academy students held another
interesting lyceum Friday evening,
which was largely attended. The fall
term has two weeks more. +
Attention is called to E. E. Fos-
ter's advertisement. Those in need
of his goods will do we'll to give him
s call. He does first-class work.
The railroad bridge abutments are
done and a good job it is. The same
gang of masons have commenced
new abutments at the Jones bridge.
The Pleasant street engine house
has assumed quite church-like APP
pearance. The hose tower is nearly
done and a new roof has been put on.
A. r. Cowies, of Barton, has an
advertisement in another column.
Read it, and if you are thinking of
purchasing an instrument better con-
suit him.
There will be singing school at the
school-house in district No. 4, near
j. M. CampbelPs on Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. 9. Everybody invited to
the 6rst school.
Fisk has hung out a fine new sign
for the Insurance Co. of North Amer
lea. This company is meeting with
much favor in this vicinity. Read
Fisk's new advertisement.
Communion services will be held at
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning, at which time several
are to unite with the church. The
regular meeting of the church will be
held on Saturday afternoon,
Robert Cook, former resident Of
this place, died in Essex last week.
His remains were brought here and
inferred at Morristown Corners Fri
day. A good nqnher of his brother
Masons assisted in the burial service.
A. o. Gates, P. X. Gleed and Mrs.
c. l.. Burke having been improving
their residences with paint, the Cher
and Marvin houses haye new roofs,
and George Gilmore is erecting quite
large addition to his building on
| Por tland street.
| George Jackson and wife, Of Wa
terbnry, Conn, but formerly of this
place, have recently lost two daugh-
tiers from diphtheria. Mabel, aged
Is years, 10 months and Is days died
October Is; and Lidabel, aged z
years, il months and IL day, died
October 20,
The ladies of the Universalst soci-
'~ wi! hold q chicken pie festival at
g. ,<.wn Hall on Thursday evening
o c we ok, Noy. Sd. Supper served
from : until Z, after which there will
ho short ente, ~tajnment consisting OF
songs. etc. All are invited to remain
and enjoy social time. lieRe1s 20
cents each.
Harry Chase, IL years of age, died
Saturday night, after a short Illness
of diphtheria. The remains were in
tered on Sunday, brief services being
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Healey. Har-
ry was bright boy and will be much
missed, especially by those connected
with this office, where he took good
deal of interest. The afflicted family
have the sympathy of all.
A. I'll. Cheney met the people OF
this place Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of organizing class in singing
A committee consisting of IL. 2. Mum
son, j. L. Jewett, Mrs. A. A. Niles
W. l.. Small and A. l.. Cheney, was
appointed, who desire all interest
ed in class in vocal music and are
willing to contribute to the support o
the same to do SO by giving their nam'
to either of the committee, Stain!
the amount they will contribute. Th
price of a ticket is 81, which entitle
to the holder to Is lessons.